Spot the animal
started by cradhika 3 mnths ago
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smitasamm posted Re:Spot the animal on 3 mnths ago- Reply
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If a picture is worth a thousand words then your photograph is worth mius a thousand words. In my view failed photographs do not convey any thing other than the wasted efforts of the photographer whether digital or film based. Hence they should be discarded and never shown to the public. I know, Kakkaikku Than Kunju Ponu Kunju, but it is better in the long run. My discarded photographs have a tale of their own to tell, if I allow them to tell. Fifty five years of recording images and taking photographs have made me a hard boiled critic and a cynic to boot. More than recording images try to acquire the knowledge of critically apparaising photographs. It will reward you in the long run. One may be a horrendous photographer like me who shoots only for his pleasure but the acquired knowledge is invaluable.
How many animals can you see in this photograph, captioned Love & Friendship?
One of my own compositions : The Why Tree?.
The Why Tree?
Yes, the Y Tree.
Regards.
fotoRaj
aka Rajaputhran.
Answer : click twice on the pic and you will see the head of a snake with an eye, staring from under the stone.
Queenbee almost got the answer
cradhika:
You are a very poor Quizz Master. Calling a reptile an animal. Are reptiles animals? In Sanskrit they are known as Bhujangams, because they do not have legs like the centipedes or the millipedes but move on their shoulders. Yes Bhujangam is shoulder.
BTW how close can you or your camera get to a snake? This close?
A snake swallowing a kangaroo.
Regards.
Rajaputhran.
CRadhika came up a good idea though we may some criticism of the execution. She deserves lot of points for a new idea. If you can improve the idea and make it better(you sure have the ability with your photographic background), give it a try. We will apreciate your contributions. Rest of it is minor detail.
No doubts about it. Reptiles belong to the animal world, like pigmies belong to the group Homo Sapiens. But when we talk about the normal human being we do not refer to the pigmy. Similarly when we talk about animals with scales we call them reptiles and not animals.
Regards.
Rajaputhran.
